The phrase "affordable range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a selection of products or services that are reasonably priced and accessible to a wide audience.
Example: "Our store offers an affordable range of kitchen appliances that cater to all budgets."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly selection of" or "cost-effective variety of".
But these days, more than a few excellent Riberas are on the shelves in the more affordable range of $18 to $30 a bottle.
Matalan, a stock-market darling in the boom years which crashed and is now a private firm, is praying that customers will splash out on its affordable range of throws, rugs and place mats sprinkled with celeb dust.
Nokia has a 54.6% share of the market in India, thanks to its broad and affordable range of models, and fresh competition from Apple in the high-end segment will do little to displace it.
But we need a more affordable range of food choices — not just exclusive restaurants.
The preppy-ish brand announced Monday it will open a string of J. Crew Mercantile stores that will feature the more affordable range of clothing currently only available at J. Crew Factory outlet stores.
LPG is available in places such as Nouna, although it is still not within the affordable range of many households, which is an important drawback.
In essence, a lender will first have to calculate how much it would cost to reduce a person's monthly payments to an "affordable" range, 31to38percentent of the borrower's monthly income.
All will be at the "intermediate" end of the affordable range, which can mean rents of up to 80% of local market rates - which are very high in that part of London - or affordable only to households with incomes approaching £80,000 a year seeking some type of shared ownership deal.
Five other blocks will include 93 council homes for traditional social rent and, from the "intermediate" part of the "affordable" range, five shared ownership properties.
It took Mr. Pillow and his colleagues at Tommy Bahama, whose casual wear is in the "affordable luxury" range of the market, four years to find a site they liked, in terms of store size and location.
The announcement of this whisky follows another announcement from the distillery that they will revamp their entire (more affordable) core range of whiskies, including their 1824 series that was categorized by different 'colors' (gold, amber, sienna, and ruby) which was never too popular with whisky geeks.
